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In continuing my mission to bake my way through The Bread Bible, I had the opportunity to try the recipe for Whole Wheat Walnut Raisin Bread. I was a bit worried it would be a bit advanced for my skill level, but I was baking it for my dad, who needed to transition to whole wheat bread to aid in his recovery from intestinal surgery.
For St Paddy's day I decided to not do a croissant bread or one shaped into an Irish Harp but one that was sort of shaped into a soccer ball (the national sport of Ireland by far) with alternating green and a white-ish patches. Plus it had to have a bottle of Guinness as well along with 10% WW and Rye for a well rounded flavor. I won't have crumb shots till tomorrow but the crust turned out a deep brown with cracks, just like the last DO SD bread managed to exhibit. The spring was about 3" or about 75%. It started 1" blow the rim of the DO when it went in
I didn't have time to post detailed entries on my latest bread attempts, but here's a quick roundup and some photos of what I've made in the last week:
1. Sunflower Seed Rye
This was a 30% rye recipe/formula that I learned at the artisan bread course I took last fall. The 70% hydration dough uses my sourdough starter built up with rye flour the night before, and some white flour added the next day along with some toasted sunflower seeds.
I finally got a chance to bake some bread tonight after making a bunch of pizza over the weekend for my family.
Here is an everyday Tartine method DO sourdough with 30% rye, WW, bulgar and farro in the levine, boilded soaker and dough.
Received my starter from KAF at Thursday lunch and San Joaquin sourdough out of the oven Saturday afternoon. I used this version:
http://www.thefreshloaf.com/node/24078/san-joaquin-sourdough-update
My only changes were to use KAF WWW instead of rye and to retard for 15 hrs not 21.